Control simbiology model from MATLAB command line

I have an existing simbiology model that I want to control from the MATLAB command line. The documentation that I can find talks about creating new simbiology models from the MATLAB command line, but not about controlling an existing model. Help will be appreciated!

Answer 1

[Rory Conolly]

Excellent! Thanks. This is what I was looking for.

[Star Strider]

If Arthur Goldsipe solved your problem, it is appropriate that you Accept his Answer.

Answer 2

[Arthur Goldsipe]

I'm not sure what you mean by "control", but let me try to offer some guidance. You can simulate a model from the command line using the function sbiosimulate. And here is a list of command-line functions. Also, all of these examples show things you can do with models from the command line. Finally, you can learn the command-line equivalent of most desktop functionality either by using the MATLAB Code Capture Tool or by viewing task code (via the Task Code button in the toolstrip).

Answer 3

[Rory Conolly]

I have a very simple Simbiology model - first-order decay in a single compartment. The model name is H2O2_in_medium_only.sbproj It runs fine from the Simbiology desktop. However, if at the MATLAB command line I issue

>> mobj = sbiomodel('H2O2_medium_only')

   SimBiology Model - H2O2_medium_only 

   Model Components:
     Compartments:      0
     Events:            0
     Parameters:        0
     Reactions:         0
     Rules:             0
     Species:           0

I think new, empty model is being created and linked to mobj. How do I link to the actual Simbiology model?

[Arthur Goldsipe]

If you have a model open in the desktop and would also like to use it from the command line, you can right-click on the model name and export it to your MATLAB workspace.